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Use the uploaded image as the exact visual reference and edit target. STRICT PRESERVATION LOCK: Preserve the entire interior exactly as in the original image. Do not redesign, replace, move, resize, remove, add, or reinterpret any object. Keep exactly: - the room architecture and proportions - walls, ceiling and floor - curtain position and folds - sofa shape, upholstery and cushions - rocking chair - floor lamp - wall artwork - ceiling decorative light fixture - track lights - coffee tables - books and decorative objects - rug - TV - media console - soundbar - sculptures and accessories - all materials, textures and colors - exact camera position - exact focal length and perspective - exact composition and framing The ONLY change is the LIGHTING. Create realistic professional interior-photography lighting. The room should remain warm, sophisticated and atmospheric, but significantly more readable than the original. Introduce very soft, diffused ambient illumination throughout the room, as if photographed professionally with subtle bounced fill light. Gently lift the shadow areas without flattening the image. The sofa, chair, rug, coffee tables, artwork, curtains, walls and dark furniture must retain visible natural texture and material detail. Maintain realistic depth: soft shadows, smooth light falloff, subtle tonal gradients, natural contrast between foreground and background. Keep the existing practical lights visible and warm, but reduce excessive orange dominance. Existing architectural lighting should remain approximately 2700–3000K. Add a very subtle neutral warm ambient fill, approximately 3500–4000K, invisible as a physical light source, only to naturally illuminate the dark areas. The result should look like a REAL high-end interior photograph, not a CGI render. Lighting reference: luxury architectural photography, soft bounced light, large diffused light sources, natural global illumination, controlled highlights, open but dimensional shadows, balanced exposure, realistic dynamic range. Avoid: harsh spotlights, hard shadows, orange color cast, overexposed LED strips, glowing walls, HDR effect, flat illumination, artificial CGI lighting, excessive contrast, crushed blacks, washed-out shadows, new light fixtures, new windows, daylight coming from nonexistent openings. Do not change anything except the illumination and exposure. Absolute priority: 100% preservation of the original interior design, objects, geometry, camera angle and composition. Photorealistic soft diffused lighting only.